imagery use, while identified and intrinsic motivation were again positively correlatedwiththeuseofenergyimageryandtechniqueimagery.Inboththe RE and NE-I groups, greater use of imagery was associated with more self-determined motivation, but unrelated to amotivation and external motivation. In the NE-N group, however, the pattern in relationships between imagery use and the various forms of motivation were clearly different than for the other two groups. That is, appearance imagery use was found to have strong correlations with all forms of motivation, energy imagery was related